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Nicki Minaj, Drake, and Lil Wayne‘s single “No Frauds” has received the visual treatment.

Filmed in London and other locations, the video features Nicki dissing Remy Ma, and Drizzy and Weezy reflecting on their careers. It was supposed to be shot entirely in London, but according to Nicki, Wayne wasn’t “granted access” to the city.

“No Frauds,” which was DJcity’s 15th most downloaded of March, is the trio’s first collab since 2014’s “Truffle Butter.”

Watch the video above.

Related: Cash Money Sued Over Missing Drake Profits

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Aspire Music Group has sued Cash Money Records over alleged missing profits and copyright royalties from Drake‘s first six solo albums, according to court documents reviewed by Billboard. The earnings could end up totaling in the tens of millions.

The suit cites Cash Money co-owners Bryan “Birdman” Williams and Ronald “Slim” Williams, and Young Money Entertainment, as defendants.

Billboard writes: “In the filing, Aspire claims that in 2008, it signed an exclusive recording agreement with Drake, then entered into an agreement in June 2009 with Cash Money Records that would allow Drake to record for the label in exchange for one-third of the net profits of his first six albums and one third of the copyrights of his master recordings for those same albums, as well as monthly accounting and payments.”

However, Aspire alleges that Cash Money never paid out any profits outside of “a few modest advances” and that Aspire was never registered with a one-third ownership stake on any recordings.

The court documents specify the albums as 2009’s So Far Gone, 2010’s Thank Me Later, 2011’s Take Care, 2013’s Nothing Was the Same, 2015’s If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late, and 2016’s Views.

The court documents also reveal Cash Money’s alleged fraudulent accounting.

According to Billboard, “Cash Money sent copies of its payments from distributor Universal and included deductions for recording, marketing and production costs, as well as artist royalties and advances, that had already been deducted from Universal’s payments — effectively making them double deductions. The result was accounting that showed no payments due to Aspire.”

Aspire is not suing for a specific amount of money. Instead, the company is asking the court to supervise an audit of Cash Money’s books to determine the amount due.

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Wizkid has dropped a video for his dancehall-influenced single “Come Closer” featuring Drake. The two previously collaborated on the 2016 hit, “One Dance.”

The track, which is currently number one on DJcity’s Hot Box chart, is the lead single off Wiz’s forthcoming debut album, Sounds From the Other Side.

Though Drake does not appear in the video, he offered his congratulations on Instagram.

Congrats to my g @wizkidayo new song and video out now!!! Madness. 🙏🏽🌺

A post shared by champagnepapi (@champagnepapi) on Apr 6, 2017 at 10:51pm PDT

Watch the video above and download the track on DJcity.

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After taking a week off due to an arm injury, DJ Brace is back with another challenge from Skratch Bastid. This time, the DMC Online champ takes on Drake‘s new Quavo and Travis Scott-assisted track, “Portland,” using gear from his new sponsor, Reloop.

Fretless Fridays is a weekly series that features DJ Brace scratching over popular songs using John Beez’s Fretless Fader.

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DJ Semtex and Drake (photo source: Instagram)

Drake recently sat down for a rare and extensive interview with DJ Semtex on Apple Music’s OVO Radio show.

The conversation covered a wide range of topics, including working with Dr. Dre on Detox, his experience as a biracial artist, and allegations against him of ghostwriting and style jacking.

Semtex is a veteran DJ and radio host from England. He was one of Drake’s early supporters in the UK, so the interview was a special occasion.

Listen to the hour-long convo below.

Here’s a breakdown of the topics:

– Lil Wayne’s early support of him (2:30)
– How he went from being on Degrassi to working with Dr. Dre (4:50)
– Views (9:20)
– “One Dance” (12:30)
– Why Jay Z and Kanye’s verses on “Pop Style” are short (16:15)
– Kanye’s negative comments about him and DJ Khaled (18:10)
– The meaning behind his line “Say I’m actin’ light skin” on “Childs Play” (20:00)
– His experience as a biracial artist (21:10)
– Not being recognized as a pop artist (23:34)
– Missing the Grammy Awards (26:27)
– Quentin Miller and Meek Mill’s allegations that Drake doesn’t write his own lyrics (28:48)
– Beef with Meek Mill (34:48)
– Working with Skepta and other UK artists (44:05)
– Being accused of stealing other people’s styles (52:20)
– Being “on top of the game” (54:20)
– Why his upcoming “More Life” project (55:40)
– Working with Giggs, a UK rapper who’s featured on “More Life” (57:00)
– The impact of OVO Radio (1:00:10)

Related: Watch Drake’s ‘Sneakin” Video Ft. 21 Savage

Drake has dropped a VHS-style video for “Sneakin’,” his new single featuring Atlanta rapper 21 Savage. The track is currently number seven on DJcity and 28 on Billboard’s Hot 100.

Related: Future Drops New Track and Video ‘Used to This’ Ft. Drake

Fresh off their Summer Sixteen Tour, Future and Drake have reconnected for a new single called “Used to This.” The track is set to appear on Future’s upcoming mixtape Beast Mode 16.

The Atlanta rapper has also dropped an accompanying video that shows him and Drake at a women’s soccer game.

Watch above and download the single on DJcity.

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Drake has dropped a 12-minute visual for “Child’s Play,” a non-single track off of Views.

The video starts off with the rapper and his girlfriend, played by Tyra Banks, celebrating their anniversary at The Cheesecake Factory. The dinner ends in disaster, though, and Drizzy eventually makes his way to a strip club full of bootylicious girls.

Watch above.

Related: DJ Omi Drops Drake and Rihanna-Themed ‘Friday Fix Mix’

DJ Omi, a resident at Space Ibiza in New York, has dropped a Drake and Rihanna-themed set for DJcity’s Friday Fix Mix. Her selection consists entirely of blends and remixes of tracks by or featuring Drake or Rihanna.

Tracklist:

1. Drake – Summer Sixteen – Delirious & Alex K Remix
2. Drake – Know Yourself – Shintaro Yasuda Remix
3. Calvin Harris ft. Rihanna – This Is What You Came For – DJ Omi Blend
4. Drake – Pop Style – Uberjak’d Remix
5. Drake – Take Care – Kluth & Cash Remix
6. DJ Khaled ft. Drake – For Free – DJ Valid Remix
7. Rihanna – Sex With Me – DJ Omi Blend
8. Rihanna – B#tch Better Have My Money – Diplo & Grandtheft Remix
9. Rihanna ft. Drake – Work – Phil N Good vs. R3hab Remix
10. Drake – Controlla – BSSMNT Remix
11. Rihanna – Kiss It Better – R3hab Remix
12. Lil Wayne ft. Drake – Right Above It – DJ Omi Blend
13. Drake – Childs Play – DJ Paimon Remix
14. Drake – Best I Ever Had – DJ Omi Blend
15. Rihanna – Needed Me – Liam Keegan Remix
16. Rihanna – Only Girl (In the World) – DJ Omi Blend
17. Drake ft. PartyNextDoor – With You – Adam Foster Remix
18. Drake ft. Rihanna – Too Good – PeteDown Turnin’ Me On Remix
19. Rihanna – Unfaithful – DJ Omi Blend
20. Drake – Feel No Ways

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YG has dropped a video for his single “Why You Always Hatin” featuring Drake and Kamaiyah. The visual finds YG and Drizzy cruising around Los Angeles in exotic cars while Kamaiyah sips champagne during a lavish dinner. Ty Dolla $ign also makes an appearance.

The track, which appears on YG’s Still Brazy album, was one of DJcity’s most downloaded songs in June. Watch the video above and get “Why You Always Hatin” on DJcity.

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